Pride and Prejudice

Style and Technique

Pride and Prejudice by Jane Austen is distinguished by its engaging plot, refined irony, and realism. The author's prose is infused with subtle humor and deep psychological insight. Austen employs free indirect discourse to reveal the inner worlds of her characters. Dialogues play a crucial role in the novel, through which the characters' personalities and the dynamics of their relationships are most fully revealed. The structure of the novel is a sequence of events revolving around the life of the Bennet family. The author skillfully uses descriptions of the surrounding nature and interiors to emphasize the features of events or traits of characters. Literary devices such as irony, sarcasm, and critique of social norms and prejudices make Jane Austen's style unique and recognizable.